$2.6 Million Still Sitting There: New Jersey Pick 6 Teases, Cash 5 Waves $301K

• ⚡ New Jersey Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Cash 5: 4-9-15-19-33; Pick 6: 16-17-21-31-32-39 (Double Play: 4-6-18-23-32-36).
• Jackpot Status: No jackpot hit confirmed here—Cash 5 is listed at $301,000 and Pick 6 at $2.6 Million.
• Drawing Time: Drawings are held at 10:59 PM ET (check game-specific schedules and sales cutoffs).
• Payout Chart: Scroll to the prize tier and payout notes below to sanity-check what each match is worth.
• TrendPick AI Insight: Today leaned “clean and classic”—balanced sums, a couple of tight spreads, and a spicy little consecutive pair in Pick 6.

The New Jersey Lottery Daily results for Tuesday, February 10, 2026 were Cash 5 (4-9-15-19-33) and Pick 6 (16-17-21-31-32-39), with Pick 6 Double Play numbers 4-6-18-23-32-36. Based on the listed jackpot amounts—$301,000 for Cash 5 and $2.6 Million for Pick 6—there is no indication in this report that either jackpot was hit.

New Jersey Lottery Daily lottery results – Tuesday, February 10, 2026

New Jersey Cash 5 results

Here’s the Cash 5 lineup that tried to make someone’s week a whole lot more negotiable with their boss:

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The jackpot is posted at $301,000. That’s not “buy an island” money, but it’s absolutely “pay off debt and suddenly like doing laundry again” money—especially if you take the cash lump sum option where available and don’t spend it all testing the limits of your favorite food delivery app.

New Jersey Pick 6 results (plus Double Play)

Pick 6 brought the bigger headline number—$2.6 Million—and the numbers that had everyone staring at their lucky ticket under better lighting:

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Double Play (because one set of long odds just isn’t enough for some of us):

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Pick 6 is still showing $2.6 Million at stake here, which reads like a rollover vibe. Bad news for players who wanted closure; great news for the jackpot, which continues to grow up big and strong.

New Jersey Cash 5 + Pick 6 pattern watch – Feb 10, 2026

What popped: consecutive pairs, number neighborhoods, and repeats

Let’s talk patterns—strictly for entertainment and curiosity, because lottery odds don’t care about your feelings, your spreadsheets, or the fact you “had a hunch.” Still, it’s fun to look.

Pick 6 delivered two consecutive pairs: 16-17 and 31-32. That’s the kind of neat little adjacency that makes people swear the universe is sending signals. Realistically, it’s just probability doing probability things… but it’s also the closest we get to drama without reality TV.

Low vs. high distribution: Cash 5 stayed mostly in the lower-to-mid band (4 through 19) with a single higher anchor at 33. Pick 6 sat comfortably in the mid-to-upper zone (16 to 39) and skipped the tiny numbers entirely.

Repeat cameo across games: The number 4 showed up in Cash 5 and in Pick 6 Double Play. Also, 32 appeared in the main Pick 6 draw and Double Play. If you’re the kind of player who loves a “repeat narrative,” you got a couple of chapters today.

The TrendPick AI Engine detected a “paired-and-balanced” profile in the Pick 6 results (two consecutive runs, moderate sum, and a compact range), while Cash 5 leaned odd-heavy with a wider spread—basically the statistical version of ordering a salad and fries at the same time.

Sum, spread, and why they matter (even when they don’t)

Sum and range aren’t magic, but they’re useful for describing what kind of draw you’re looking at. Cash 5’s sum of 80 is comfortable—neither too low (all tiny numbers) nor too high (a sky-high set). Pick 6’s 156 is similarly reasonable for a six-ball game in that number field. In plain English: today’s results weren’t extreme outliers, which is exactly what you’d expect most days.

As for “spread,” Cash 5 covered 29 points from lowest to highest, while Pick 6 covered 23—so Pick 6 stayed more clustered. Players sometimes prefer wide coverage to avoid sharing prizes, but that’s more superstition than science. The only thing you can bank on is that the odds remain… respectfully rude.

Prize tiers, cash lump sum talk, and how to claim in New Jersey – Feb 10, 2026

Where payouts fit in

Each game has its own prize tier structure (matching fewer numbers can still pay something, while the full match chases the headline). If you’re checking a ticket from Tuesday night, compare your matches carefully, then confirm payouts through official New Jersey Lottery resources. This report focuses on results and pattern context, not final verified prize tables.

Claim center basics (and a quick reality check)

If you hit big, keep your ticket secure and sign it—future-you will appreciate the adulting. Smaller wins are typically redeemable at retailers; larger prizes may require a visit to a claim center and proper ID. And yes, if you land a jackpot-sized win, you’ll likely face the classic decision: annuity payments or a cash lump sum. Either way, the taxman will also want to feel included in your celebration.

Next-draw prep: smarter browsing, not “guarantees” – Feb 10, 2026

Want to tinker with your picks for the next round without pretending you’ve cracked the code? Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—start with the dedicated pages for New Jersey Cash 5 and New Jersey Pick 6. If you also play multi-state action, you can compare behaviors and tools on pages like Mega Millions and Powerball.

And remember: the lottery is entertainment with a receipt. Enjoy the thrill, respect the odds, and if you do hit it big—please, for the love of compound interest, celebrate responsibly.